My understanding has always been that such disclaimers are intended to protect the provider from charges of ADVERTISING an illegal service, not from providing one. Whether it does what it intends to I have no idea. And I doubt if the distinction is understood by many escorts who include it.
(1). Is this wording good from a legal standpoint? (2). Would it protect a provider? (3). If a male LE is pretending as a customer and ask for sex (without the actual acts), is it a case of "entrapment"?
My understanding has always been that such disclaimers are intended to protect the provider from charges of ADVERTISING an illegal service, not from providing one. Whether it does what it intends to I have no idea. And I doubt if the distinction is understood by many escorts who include it.
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